Filed under: Concept Cars, Coupe, Paris Motor Show, Jaguar, Electric
Yesterday’s big surprise at the Paris Motor Show was the range-extended electric supercar from Jaguar, the C-X75 Concept. Built to celebrate the marque’s 75th anniversary, the concept looks forward to the future while honoring Jaguar’s heritage and design. Featuring four electric motors producing 195 horsepower at each wheel, along with two micro-gas turbines that – in theory – charge the batteries, the C-X75 can top 205 mph and has a projected combined range of 560 miles. Jaguar says it has no plans to produce the car, although it would be more than a worthy successor to the notorious XJ220.
From our vantage point, we’re split on the looks. While most of us think it’s stunning – especially in person – there’s a vocal minority that doesn’t think it looks “Jaguar” enough. Truth be told, it doesn’t necessarily look like any Jaguar road car ever built, but it’s easy to see that inspiration was taken from the 1966 Jaguar XJ13 race car.
You can see all of our photos from the live debut in the gallery below, or for full details on the car hit the jump for the press release.
Gallery: Paris 2010: Jaguar C-X75 Concept
Gallery: Jaguar C-X75 concept
Live photos copyright (C)2010 Drew Phillips / AOL
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